Poisonous lefties are dangerous to an ambitious mind.
Many people, even those with entrepreneurial experience, are vulnerable to giving up. Stress is high and supportive people who keep them focused on a better future are few and far between.
They have grown up with minimal guidance from people who have succeeded so they will eventually lean towards hating everyone as they see their lives drifting towards failure.
Chances are their lives are not failures. In perspective, living in NZ puts them in a far better placement compared to 95% of everyone on the planet. However, because they are brittle in the mind, comparison being the thief of joy is easily effective to them.
Dont think like this. Learn skills and hang around people doing what you want to do.
You dont have to rule out property if youve made some mistakes. You just need to get a bit more educated, aim to get yourself to break even point as soon as possible then tread far more carefully, ideally under someone more experienced.
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Ill be explaining how I operate as safe as possible in this current market at my LIVE seminar this weekend!
People have short memories. @chrisluxonmp turned National around and has managed a three-party coalition well.
Anyone inheriting the state Labour left the country in, particularly the debt and spending trajectory, was going to face an enormous challenge.
Could National have done more? Sure. But what government couldn’t?
My view is Chris is a good operator who has taken on a very difficult job, and it’s disappointing to see National MPs doing this.
Chris Hipkins’ entire “understanding” of small business is one recycled story about watching his dad do invoices at the dinner table.
That’s it. The Casio calculator. The “after a full day’s work.” He’s wheeled it out for years like some emotional cheat code to relate to working class citizens.
Look it up and you'll find the same story posted like 20x since 2023.
But, HE has never run a small business. Not once. Policy adviser, training manager, career politician. That’s the CV. Zero skin in the game.
Meanwhile actual small business owners got smashed by the inflation his government helped drive to 7.3%, then watched the equity in their houses collapse, the same equity a lot of them needed to keep the bank from pulling their loans.
Watching your dad do the books after dinner doesn’t make you an expert. It makes you a spectator.
His experience can not be trusted and he is counting on voters to not look into the details, but follow emotional heartfelt stories 🙅🏽
To the USMS / BOP / Miami FDC @SecRubio:
As a former 1811 who personally processed and delivered hundreds of prisoners into this exact facility, I am raising a precise legal and operational concern regarding the Tate brothers.
They are currently on a USMS hold pending extradition approval/denial in proceedings.
They have not been convicted of any crime in the United States and, most importantly, are U.S. citizens, yet their status is that of extradition detainees.
Over more than three years of proceedings in Romania, the brothers appeared at every required court hearing and judicial proceeding — more than 40 in total — without missing a single one.
They even returned to Romania when summoned after travel restrictions were eased.
That is a clear and documented record of compliance.
Under Wright v. Henkel, 190 U.S. 40 (1903), bail in international extradition cases may be granted upon a showing of special circumstances. A consistent multi-year history of appearing for every required hearing constitutes precisely the type of special circumstance the Court contemplated. I formally request that the court give full and fair consideration to bond.
Further, under Bell v. Wolfish, 441 U.S. 520 (1979), individuals detained pending judicial proceedings cannot be subjected to conditions that amount to punishment. Restrictions must be reasonably related to a legitimate governmental objective. Arbitrary or unnecessarily harsh treatment fails that standard.
As U.S. citizens who have not been charged with any crime in the United States, the Tate brothers should not be subjected to detention-like restrictions based solely on allegations made by a foreign government.
At a minimum, they should be released under reasonable supervision, with appropriate reporting requirements and assurances they will appear for all required U.S. proceedings, meetings, or hearings.
@USMarshalsHQ@OfficialFBOP @DAGToddBlanche @TheJusticeDept@StateDept
The Tate brothers are in solitary confinement in federal detention center of Miami, right behind me!
Behind these very walls!
I have spent $50,000 on a trip from Dubai to Miami just to make this video! The least you can do is watch this video till the end, understand whats really happening and share it as much as possible!
If you care about due process. Human rights. About the “America First” initiative. Or simply what happens to two guys that were very loud, but also spoke a lot of truth about corruption and other topics that others were too scared to even mention.
If yes, then here is what you need to understand! This is all much bigger than you think!
Marco Rubio, as Secretary of State, holds the final decision on whether Andrew @Cobratate and Tristan Tate @TateTheTalisman get extradited to the UK.
The arrest was allegedly greenlit by a low-level DOJ functionary without leadership approval.
If true, it’s unacceptable. We should never cheer rogue actors inside the DOJ doing the British government’s dirty work.
America First means protecting our own processes, not outsourcing justice to foreign governments.
Andrew and Tristan Tate are US citizens and deserve a fair trial.
I am not advocating whether they are guilty or not. I am not a judge. And I havent seen the evidence.
But neither has any one of you!!!
Including all the haters.
UK government is throwing countless allegations with “trust me bro” wording and is not releasing any tangible proof of any of it, by hiding behind privacy of the alleged victims!
Fine! All we are asking is that a high level official reviews the evidence privately BUT personally!!!
Marco Rubio @marcorubio for example! So that we are SURE BEYOND A REASONABLE DOUBT THAT its not some dictatorial power grab silencing technique by the UK government!
If you care at all, join the cause and down in the comments tag the Trump family accounts: @realDonaldTrump@EricTrump@DonaldJTrumpJr
As well as Marco Rubio himself: @marcorubio
And Share this video as much as possible!
Lets get these guys a fair treatment!
Tenants losing it over a 15% surcharge today on rent because I provided a service on a public holiday…
Sorry guys, I don’t make the rules.
Happy Matariki #Matariki
Elon Musk once admitted that during the worst year of his life he would wake up every morning and immediately vomit from stress before he could even get out of bed.
This wasn't when he was broke. This wasn't before he made his money. This was while he was running Tesla and SpaceX simultaneously, sleeping on the factory floor, and watching both companies almost die in real time. He described the feeling as "chewing glass while staring into the abyss."
Reporters asked him why he didn't just sell everything and retire. He had already made $180 million from PayPal. He could have bought a house on an island and never worked again.
His answer was quiet. He said he couldn't. Not because of ego. Because if SpaceX failed, nobody else was going to try to make humanity multiplanetary for another 20 years. And 20 years might be too late.
He chose the vomiting. He chose the abyss. Not because he wanted to suffer. Because he didn't trust anyone else to care enough to do it.
Someone who is 60-70 years old right now, would do absolutely anything (within reason) to go through the same catastrophic financial/emotional/mental failures that many 30-40 year old are going through right now.
Their take I assume would be:
1. We know life goes on
2. There's often a person you know that can come in and solve your problem at least 90% (grandparents, investor, employer, wife etc)
3. ENERGY. Motivation to find the solution
4. Perspective that things can always be much worse
Do you understand?
🟢 Greens supporters, time to put your money where your vote is!
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Us sane people on the right get a perfect glimpse into how the Greens would actually run the country:
Massively overpriced goods and services (paid by your taxes)
Long, most likely unreliable timelines for anything they promise
Virtue-signalling slogans wrapped around a very capitalist cash grab
Because nothing screams “anti-capitalist revolutionaries” like charging premium prices for delayed cotton with a fancy logo.
Classic Greens: bash capitalism by day, monetise it by night.
If this is their standard for merch, imagine their standard for energy bills, housing, or the budget.
Drop a comment if you’ve seen better value at Kmart lmao
@investorpro.co.nz
People will go to University to obtain a degree, when the WEALTHIEST, RICHEST PERSON ON THE PLANET constantly says its not relevant (outside of Medical and other specific niche topics) yet people will still go there and student loan themselves into debt that lasts for 10 years. LOL
We should never FORGET labour. Just a small fraction of their wasteful ways. @NZNationalParty@actparty
1. 18 wallabies — $2.7 million
A eradication programme costing $153,000 per wallaby and 26,000 hours of labour. Cheaper to fly each one business class back to Australia.
2. Three Waters — $1.2 billion torched
Spent on a policy nobody wanted, that was immediately scrapped. Included $14,500 to write a single job description for a CEO who never existed.
3. RAT tests — $531 million sitting in warehouses
Costing $100,000 per day just to store. Most never used. Private businesses could have managed this themselves. RATS were also approved over a year too late.
4. Mongrel Mob meth rehab — $2.75 million
Including $239K on catering, $157K on Marae hire, and $100K hiring a van.
5. Virtual job expos — $835,000
Over two years. 126 people attended. That’s $6,626 per person to attend a Zoom call.
6. Shorter shower campaign — $2.8 million
Printed in 7 languages. To tell people to have shorter showers.
7. Health recruitment ad campaign — $514,000
Launched globally to attract health professionals. Result: 3 interviews.
8. Overseas recruitment ad for Kiwis — $10,000
Spent promoting Australian citizenship to Kiwis already living in Australia.
9. Wig tour — $73,000
Taxpayer money to fund the Arts Minister’s husband’s “Ulu Cavu Wig Tour of New Zealand.”
10. Abandoned China immigration office — $3 million
Kept paying rent on an office that had been closed for over a year.
11.) 2.Auckland Harbour cycling/walking bridge — more than $50 million spent before the project was cancelled
12.) Auckland light rail 229 million spent wjth not a single meter of track put in the ground before scrapped. ( over 1 mil a week )
13.Workforce Development Councils 65 million a year for bodies critics said delivered little tangible value; subsequently disestablished.
14.)RNZ/TVNZ public media merger — about $20 million spent before the merger was abandoned
15.)Let’s Get Wellington Moving — around $35 million spent on consultant fees while only about $250,000 went to actual construction before the programme was wound down
16.The Taliban publicly praised the NZ Labour government after receiving a $3 million donation framed as humanitarian aid.
17.)11. $842,000 to research ethnic women in NZ politics
Nearly a million dollars to study the experiences of ethnic women as politicians within NZ’s political system. A topic that could’ve been handled with a university research grant for a fraction of that
18.).... could keep going and going.